8th FJC Rogers Seminar
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Program

Saturday 21st August 2010
Venue ...
Nagle College Presentation Hall, Lindenow Road, Bairnsdale
08:30 am Registration (Tea and biscuits available)
09:30 am Official Welcome and Official Opening
09:45 am History of Grevillea - Peter Olde
10:40 am Morning Tea
11:00 am Grevillea Hybrids and Their Cultivation / Landscaping with Cultivars - Neil Marriott
12:00 amLunch
01:00 pm Workshops - Choice of any two

Grafting - Richard Vuat, Robert Brown, or Phil Hempel
Growing Grevilleas from Seed – Neil Marriott
Growing from Cuttings - Bob Farlow, Geoff Cooke, Joe Stephens
Photography – Julia Ellis
Floral Art - Pat McKeown
02:30 pm Afternoon Tea
02:50 pm Grevillea Breeding / Cold Climate Cultivars - Peter Ollerenshaw
03:30 pm New Species - Peter Olde
04:15 pm Merv Hodge on Hybrids
06:30 pm Dinner at Bairnsdale Sporting Club
Great Alpine Road, Lucknow (Fully Licensed venue)

Guest Speaker -Joe Stephens - Manager of Scotia Sanctuary
  
Sunday 22nd August 2010
Coach tours to Visit 4 Gardens and a Nursery all of which grow a variety of Grevillea as well as other native plants.
Buses will travel three routes ; 2 buses each route. Plant sales are arranged so that the first garden on each bus route will have plants for sale.

All buses will leave Nagle College car park at 8am.
  • The Donnan Garden at Eagle Point is a large, beautifully designed garden spread over 2 acres with water features and dry creek beds There are over 2000 named plants and in excess of 100 Grevillea.
  • The Hope Garden at Metung is a one acre, fully mulched. Rambling native garden with winding paths and some unusual plants including 150 Grevillea species.
  • The Barr’s Garden at Swan Reach is set on half an acre and uses every inch of space to create a native cottage garden effect. There are 96 different Grevillea in this garden including numerous grafted Grevillea, some in large pots.
  • The Baker’s Garden at Lakes Entrance lies between the town and the forest. This is a fairly new garden and Ian has a passion for Grevillea so you will see how he has established a lovely garden from scratch during a period of drought.
  • Tambo Vale Nursery and Gardens P/L is set around native landscaped gardens at Nicholson on the Princes Highway just 10km east of Bairnsdale. Bob and Sandra Farlow are inaugural members of APS Bairnsdale and will have many interesting Grevillea for sale to seminar visitors.
Morning and afternoon teas will be available at various gardens and participants will receive a boxed lunch at one of the garden stops.

Every effort will be made to follow the seminar program however
Australian Native Plants Society East Gippsland reserves the right to make changes without notice.